Hardwoods and Views – c.1910 New York Fixer Upper on 0.7 Acre $65K
$65,000
This 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath New York fixer upper sits on a spacious village lot with a detached one-car garage. It offers flexible living with a first-floor bedroom and a large enclosed front porch that adds additional usable space. Original wood floors run throughout much of the home, providing classic character and plenty of potential for restoration.
Realtor Comments
The kitchen provides an opportunity for customization and awaits your personal design touches. Spacious living and dining rooms feature original details and are ready for refinishing to highlight their historic charm. Generous yard offers room for gardening, recreation, or outdoor entertaining while enjoying the convenience of village living close to local amenities. A great opportunity to restore and personalize a home with timeless character.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1910
24 Maple St, Afton, NY 13730 $65,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros
- Lower cost of living (typically compared with larger nearby cities).
- Quiet, rural lifestyle—less traffic, slower pace, generally a “small town” feel.
- Scenery and outdoor access—easy drives to parks, lakes/river areas, trails, and farmland/vistas in upstate NY.
- Community atmosphere—many residents know each other, and local events can feel personal.
- More space—many homes have larger lots/yard space than you’d get in metro areas.
Cons
- Fewer job opportunities locally—you may commute to larger towns/cities for work.
- Limited shopping/dining options—you’ll likely drive for bigger grocery runs, specialty stores, and restaurants.
- Dependence on driving—public transit is usually minimal, so a car is effectively required.
- Harsh winters (typical for upstate NY)—snow, ice, and cold can increase maintenance/plowing/heating costs.
- Healthcare access may be farther away—more specialized care often requires travel.
- Less “day-to-day variety”—if you like constant events, nightlife, or big-city amenities, it can feel limited.
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